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Katie Boyce

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Executive editor for digital at Bloomberg (@business). Formerly from @TIME. Before I was married you knew me as Katie Rooney.

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Executive producer for @BloombergNews and @BW. Formerly from @TIME. Before I was married you knew me as Katie Rooney.

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Help! How to Stop Your Dog from Licking Hot Spots

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By Katie Boyce 
| Daily Paws
Help, My Dog Won’t Stop Licking! What To Do About Hot Spots 0:51 Hot spots are red, oozing sores caused by skin irritations like insect bites or allergies. Treatment involves cleaning, antibiotics, anti-itch medication, and preventing licking with an e-collar. Prevent hot spots by keeping your dog's coat clean, dry, and using year-round flea preventatives. Your poor pup is clearly uncomfortable. She's been licking and biting at the same spot obsessively. Is it fleas? Allergies? Something else?
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Cherry Eye in Dogs: What It Is & When to Seek Help

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By Katie Boyce , Jenna Stregowski
| Daily Paws
Cherry eye in dogs is a prolapsed tear gland in the third eyelid, causing a red swelling. Surgery is the recommended treatment to reposition the gland and preserve tear production. Certain breeds, especially young dogs, are genetically predisposed to developing cherry eye. Cherry eye in dogs is a prolapsed tear gland in the third eyelid. If you notice a red bump in the corner of your dog's eye that wasn't there before, it might be cherry eye.
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Dog Eye Infections: 5 Things to Know About Canine Eye Care

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By Katie Boyce 
| Daily Paws
It's hard to resist those big, expressive puppy eyes. But when tears or redness in your dog's eyes makes you worry, Kristina Vygantas, DVM at NorthStar VETS and diplomate, American College of Veterinary Ophthalmologists, has expert tips for what to do. When you understand the causes and symptoms of dog eye infections, you'll know how to help your precious pet. Plus, Vygantas shares how to treat dog eye infections and prevent them in the first place. Dog eye infections have a wide range of causes.
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